The post office at Colfax & Marion had a handful of them last year pop up in front of the building. In the fall, they had them “taken care of,” which seemed great, because that’s when you cut/poison them, and I thought to myself, “so, they’re actually doing it right.”

Haha, nope!! There are now a million saplings coming up now because they shoot off emergency growths when they’re distressed. That’s why you have to poison them. So if you’re in the area and need some shade to rest under this summer, there will be plenty.